Simply the physical manifestation of the movement. In Portland, Oregon, the people voted on what to do, where to go, what to occupy.
And not one of them was forced to sign a contract to go along with the leadership, unlike the Republican Senators. Not a single one.
There has been admirable restraint on the part of the police, and it is disbanding peacefully. What a coincidence.
Your sack dance seems silly. As the rich get richer, the poor poorer, the middle class as ephemeral as the American Dream, as the 1% and their brainwashed allies continue to loot the system, those demonstrations will get larger and more frightening.
More of a violent underclass will participate, people who will not control themselves, folks of the type who rioted in the '60s with rampant destruction. Only this time, with a focus for the movement, the destruction will be aimed at the super-affluent.
Nope, too soon for the sack dance, or to try to make fun of them. Either the disparity between rich and poor will be evened out, the American Nightmare restored to the American Dream, all people share in the resources of this great land, greed replaced with capitalism, or your grandchildren will be storming the gated communities.
Wish I could be here. "I told you so" would ring from sea to shining sea.
Current Events » in reply to Occupy Wall Street starts to crumble
Re: Occupy Wall Street starts to crumble
The whole thread (24 posts)
- Occupy Wall Street starts to crumble
- Re: Occupy Wall Street starts to crumble
- Re: Occupy Wall Street starts to crumble
- Re: Occupy Wall Street starts to crumble
- Re: Occupy Wall Street starts to crumble
- Re: Occupy Wall Street starts to crumble
- Re: Occupy Wall Street starts to crumble
- Only slightly related...
